I am looking to order this. I want it to sit in my office. It will get some sunlight through the window and that is about it. Will it survive?
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Yes, we ordered this same bonsai for my son's girlfriend. She keeps it in her bedroom and it has done really well. She has had it almost 2 years.
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I've had mine since may, exposed to at least 6 hours of sun each day. The wood has done well. I do treat it periodically with some teak oil and I know there are many other products that offer a variety of protection. The screws securing the opening mechanism do need to be upgraded to bigger ones (pre-drill and counter sink) and I re-glued the little wood blocks as well.
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Yes. We have a plant in the hallway where we put the window film months ago and it's doing great (although it's a kind of plant that doesn't need full sun exposure)
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The screen is white paper which does let some light through. It would screen the sun out but I'd be worried that it would warp very quickly. Mine was not at all in the sun and it warped anyway.
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It is pretty sturdy and made of resin, however, I would not be able to judge Arizona heat. I don't think I would keep out in direct sunlight.
160671
It's intended to be in a window. All plastics will become somewhat impacted by sunlight over time. I would expect after a few years of direct sunlight this one will become brittle but I'd expect that of any plastic item.
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Mine lives in the kitchen window in the hot Georgia sun and the case is just like new. The reception and the length of time it will work is not the greatest but the case is no problem for me.
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Not sure. It's in my basement. But I do have 2 small windows down there. I think yes, it will be fine. They were a great shipper/seller and great quality work. Would definitely recommend. Hope this helped.
2018653
What a pretty project. I'm not sure it will stand up with the heat. You can give it a try. What's the worse that can happen?
512123
I have not. I always keep it in our garage or in the back of the van. So it's not in direct sunlight very much. Just when we take it out for walks. But it's still perfect. You won't regret buying one.
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I applied this is an office building that had all of the windows facing south. It absolutely decreases the amount of light and heat that enter the room. I found that in the later part of the day, when the sun was shining directly in the windows, blinds were still needed. That said, it worked well enough to say that I would do it again if the opportunity ever presented itself. I recommend getting plenty of the installation solution and stiff squeegees. One last suggestion, make sure you have plenty of fresh razor blades. Change than out if you start having any trouble cutting. Trying to work through a dull blade is going to end in frustration. Good Luck!
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It is a pretty thick fabric so I guess it would hold up to sunlight. I covered it with mulch and stones when I used it.
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While I live in Michigan and don't see extreme temperatures, there have been many reviews on this mail box that indicate it will fade in the sun. I would invite you to do a search on the mail box you're looking for in a warmer climate these reviews may be more suitable for the climate/environment you plan on using it in. We purchased it for the storage capability (which is the best we've found) it has if you travel a lot an need the mail storage instead of coming home to a box jammed with junk mail.
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Yes. I've had mine outside, with some sun exposure, and it holds up just fine.
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Well it can be cloud and it stills works u dont need super strong sunlight but u will need to have it outside at least or inside but with strong sunlight. U got those two options
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I think it would do fine in heavy sun exposure. My doggie door does have some sun exposure and it has not discolored
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If it is not exposed directly to the elements, it should be fine, but if can be rained on or have the sun beat down on it, it probably won't last long.